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Cryptography and Outreach in Malawi
Professor Ed Schaefer taught at Mzuzu University and learned life lessons from the Malawian people
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Illustrious Alumnus: Kevin Dyer '06
From SCU to Google by way of Africa, London and Oregon
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New Computer Science Degree Requirements
Effective Fall 2016
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Tyler Pham Spends Semester in Budapest
In the summer of 2017, Tyler Pham studied abroad in Hungary with the Budapest Semesters in Mathematics Program.
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2018 Halmos Distinguished Visiting Professor
SCU Welcomes Professor Thomas F. Banchoff for Winter 2018.
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Pratul Saini Wins First-Year Math Contest
On April 12th, the Mathematics and Computer Science Department hosted the 2018 First-Year Math Contest.
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Senior Spotlight: Ryan Johnson
Ryan Johnson at MathFest 2017 in Chicago
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Farris Visits Sewanee for Lecture and Art Exhibition
In late September 2018, Professor Frank Farris gave two lectures and presented his exhibition of mathematical art at the University of the South, in Sewanee, Tennessee,
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Committed to “the Creativity of Calculus”
Jedlovec Joins SCU Math/CS
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Usable Security Expert Joins SCU Math/Comp Sci Dept.
Houshmand intrigued by “direct human side” of computing
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SCU Math Postdoc Studies Effective Student-Tutor Communication
Burks manages Math Learning Center to improve first-year experience
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Three Students Attend the Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Math (NCUWM)
SCU math majors Chaimi Lee, Ashley Zhong, and Mika Philip traveled to the University of Nebraska, Lincoln to meet professors, industry professionals, and other students who share their passion for mathematics.
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Haruto Nakai Presents Research at IEEE Conference
Haruto Nakai travels to IEEE Conference to present joint work completed with Professor Sukanya Manna.
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Theoretical Computer Scientist, Sara Krehbiel, Joins SCU
After four years at the University of Richmond, Sara joins the department as a tenure-track faculty member in Fall 2019.
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Applied Mathematician, Howard Levinson, Joins SCU
Levinson joins the department as a new tenure-track faculty member in the Fall of 2019.
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Student Presents Dance App at Malaysian Conference
Yu Yang Chee, '22 Computer Science major presents his research paper at the 9th annual IEEE International Symposium on Haptic Audio-Visual Environments & Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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2020 Halmos Distinguished Visiting Professor
SCU Welcomes Carl Pomerance for Winter 2020.
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Wilder Boyden '19 Presents Research at the Golden Section Meeting of the MAA
In February 2020, Wilder Boyden presents joint research completed with Professor Frank Farris as a poster at the conference.
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The Journey (So Far!) of a Global Storyteller
Alumnus Jose Acain ’06, MSME ’11 shares where life has taken him after SCU – from a trip around the world, to the stage, and beyond!
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Remembering Gerald ("Jerry") L. Alexanderson
Long-time professor of mathematics at Santa Clara University (SCU), Gerald L. Alexanderson, died on Wednesday, December 16, 2020. In his 60 years of service to SCU, Alexanderson played a key role in developing the Mathematics and Computer Science Department.
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Journal of Banking and Finance Publishes Paper by Dan Ostrov and Three SCU Students
Dan Ostrov, along with Sanjiv Das (Finance), Andy Radhakrishnan, and Deep Srivastav (both at Franklin Templeton Investments), had their paper "Dynamic Optimization for Multi-Goals Wealth Management" accepted by the Journal of Banking and Finance, a top tier finance journal.
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Tap Dance Revolution
Math major Alissa LaFerriere ’21 works on University-led innovation that helps dancers to remember their steps.
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Mustafa Hajij Receives $212,506 Award from the National Science Foundation
Mustafa Hajij with the Mathematics and Computer Science Department has received a $212,506 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project entitled "Collaborative Research: A Unifying Deep Learning Framework Using Cell Complex Neural Networks".
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Students Publish on Primality Testing
Professor Emeritus Schaefer, Junhyun Lim (Mathematics & Computer Science) and Shaunak Mashalkar (Mathematics & Computer Science and Engineering) find new methods for creating many Fibonacci pseudoprimes.
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Mike Miller Eismeier '14 Shares His Passion For Math at University of Vermont
Mike is now an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont, where he specializes in Gauge theory, low-dimensional topology, and homological algebra.
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Mona Musa Recognized by the College of Arts and Sciences
Mona Musa awarded the Dr. David E. Logothetti Teaching Award
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Natalie Linnell Recognized by the College of Arts and Sciences
Natalie Linnell awarded the Dr. John B. Drahmann Advising Award
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MMI/Barron's 2021 Award for Disruption
MMI/Barron's 2021 Award for Disruption was given to Franklin Templeton Investment's new Goals Optimization Engine (GOE) created by Dan Ostrov (Mathematics & Computer Science) and Sanjiv Das (Finance) in conjunction with Franklin Templeton.
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Driven to Succeed
With funding from the REAL program, junior Adam Graham assisted in designing the DOxy device, inspired by his interest in computer science and his love of cars.
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How Can You Recolor a Graph?
Alexanderson-Pennello Fund Supports Student Research
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Fighting Cancer With Mathematics
Halmos Distinguished Visiting Professor, Ami Radynskaya or Pomona College, gives a public lecture about how mathematicians work with doctors and immunologists to understand the development of the disease and to design effective treatments.
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2022 Halmos Distinguished Visiting Professor
SCU welcomes Ami Radunskaya of Pomona College for Winter 2022.
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2023 Alexanderson Lecture
Fourth Annual Alexanderson Lecture Given by Bruce Sagan, Stalking the Wild Fibonomial
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Representing the Ohlone People through AR
Through the REAL program, Elliot Lee worked on a project using augmented reality to showcase the history and culture of the Ohlone people.
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Continuing on the Math Path
Senior Sienna Unter spent last summer conducting mathematics research… and is now preparing for a career in the same field
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Mapping the Brain with Machine Learning and More
Senior Lani Krossa conducted cross-disciplinary neuroscience research throughout her time at SCU.
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Discovering Mathematical Treasures
Solving math problems doesn’t add to senior Timothy Cui’s stress. Instead, it helps alleviate it.
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SCU Welcomes Stephen DeBacker ’90 as 2024 Halmos Professor
Distinguished alumnus Stephen DeBacker has returned to campus as teacher and mentor.
Funded by the American Institute of Mathematics, the SQuaRE program allows a dedicated group of four to six mathematicians to pursue an ambitious research program. They spend a week at an AIM facility, collaborating on specific research goals. Members of a SQuaRE may have an existing collaboration from an AIM workshop or similar activity, or the SQuaRE may provide an opportunity for a new collaboration to grow. AIM provides the research facilities and the financial support for each member of the group, and the group may return in future years to continue their collaboration. Each group will be supported for up to three meetings over three consecutive years.
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Pam Doherty Recognized by the College of Arts and Sciences
Pam Doherty awarded the Nancy Keil Service Excellence Award
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Finding Your Voice
Ameha Teshome ’23 came to Santa Clara to learn about data science, but says he learned even more about community.
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The Pursuit of the Impossible
As SCU’s 2024 Halmos Visiting Professor, Stephen DeBacker hopes to inspire a new generation of math teachers.